Stories from Friday, January 3, 2020

Based strictly on the Green Forest Lady Tigers’ record so far this season, it’s been a tough year.

The Berryville Lady Bobcats were determined to play better against Dumas on Saturday afternoon in the third-place game of the Holiday Hoops tournament at Bobcat Arena than they did the night before in a loss to Mountain View.

The Green Forest Tigers picked up their third victory of the season on Friday, defeating Mountain View 42-40 in the second round of the Holiday Hoops tournament at Bobcat Arena. Senior Micah Hutchinson made three of the Tigers’ six three-pointers and scored 13 points for Green Forest, which also got 13 points from junior Adrian Serna...

Berryville coach Brent Compton said his players were disappointed after a 56-43 loss to Dumas in the championship game of the annual Holiday Hoops tournament Saturday night at Bobcat Arena.

This listing includes individuals who are booked into the Carroll County Detention Center. Charges may be reduced or dropped, and individuals are presumed innocent until being found guilty in court. As of Monday, Dec. 30, a total of 98 inmates were being housed in the detention center...

Chief is a sweet male dog. He is good with other dogs. Chief came to us as a stray. He is neutered and has his shots. He is available for adoption at the Good Shepherd Animal Shelter on Highway 62 east of Eureka Springs. The shelter is open from noon to 5 p.m. every day but Tuesday and Wednesday. For more information, call 479-253-9188.

University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service FAYETTEVILLE — Soil testing can help spot forage nutrient deficiencies that aren’t necessarily obvious to the eye, said Dirk Philipp, associate professor of animal science for the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture...

Eureka Springs is one of eight cities to be named the 2019 Volunteer Community of the Year at the Arkansas Municipal League’s awards ceremony on Feb. 13, and for good reason.

Time really does fly. As I thought about what I would write in this space today, I remembered a column I wrote at this time last year, outlining some resolutions for 2019. I thought I would go back to that column and see how I did. As it turns out, that column was actually published TWO years ago, in December 2017. I don’t know how I actually fared with those resolutions in 2018, but I knocked a few of them out of the park in 2019...

While catching up with a friend on Saturday, the topic turned to our families. I asked how her parents have been doing and she laughed a little. “They’re doing good. Of course they’re going to get back on their diet at the beginning of the year,” my friend said wryly...

The Carroll County Community experienced every parent’s nightmare in February. On Friday, Feb. 22, two Eureka Springs students were killed in a car accident in the Grandview area north of Berryville.

The Berryville Library was established in 1938, and originally was house in a small room in the courthouse, before moving to its current location on Spring St. in 1978.

A Green Forest man who allegedly threatened to commit a mass shooting at the Carroll County Eastern District Courthouse in Berryville remained in custody in the Carroll County Detention Center on Monday, four months after being arrested following a standoff at his home.

In 2019, the Eureka Springs Hospital Commission experienced perhaps the biggest year of change since 2007 when Allegiance Health Management took over Eureka Springs Hospital.

In 2019, the Eureka Springs Hospital Commission experienced perhaps the biggest year of change since 2007 when Allegiance Health Management took over Eureka Springs Hospital.

Belynda Goff walked out of the Carroll County Detention Center in Berryville as a free woman on the morning of June 27, 2019, after serving more than 22 years in prison for the 1994 murder of her husband, Stephen, in a Green Forest apartment.

Based strictly on the Green Forest Lady Tigers’ record so far this season, it’s been a tough year. But Lady Tigers coach Kyle Farrar wants people to know one thing about his basketball team. “I want to say to everybody, these kids are phenomenal kids,” Farrar said Monday. “At the end of the day, that’s what really counts.”

Monday, Jan. 6 No school Tuesday, Jan. 7 Breakfast K-5: French toast sticks, fruit, juice, milk 6-12: Tornado, fruit, juice, milk Lunch K-5 Bobcat Line: Hot dog, french fries, green beans, fruit, milk 3-5 Razorback Line: Cheeseburger 6-12 Bobcat Line: Hot dog, chips, green beans, fruit, milk...

The Green Forest Tigers picked up their third victory of the season on Friday, defeating Mountain View 42-40 in the second round of the Holiday Hoops tournament at Bobcat Arena. Senior Micah Hutchinson made three of the Tigers’ six three-pointers and scored 13 points for Green Forest, which also got 13 points from junior Adrian Serna...

The Berryville Lady Bobcats were determined to play better against Dumas on Saturday afternoon in the third-place game of the Holiday Hoops tournament at Bobcat Arena than they did the night before in a loss to Mountain View. Lexy Anderson made sure of it.

Berryville coach Brent Compton said his players were disappointed after a 56-43 loss to Dumas in the championship game of the annual Holiday Hoops tournament Saturday night at Bobcat Arena. “They were hurting in the locker room,” Compton said. “They wanted to win.”

Monday, Jan. 6 Breakfast: Poptarts Breakfast on-the-go: Poptarts Lunch: Mini corn dogs, baked beans, carrots w/ ranch, fruit Tuesday, Jan. 7 Breakfast: Egg & cheese biscuit Breakfast on-the-go: Mini waffles Lunch: Nachos w/ beef, pinto beans, salad, assorted fresh fruit...

Monday, Jan. 6 Elementary breakfast: Bowl of cereal, string cheese, fresh fruit, fruit cup, 1 percent low fat milk, unflavored skim milk Elementary lunch: Breakfast for lunch: biscuit, gravy, turkey bacon, breakfast potatoes, fresh veggie dippers, Apple & Eve juice, 1 percent low fat milk, fat free chocolate milk...